Step-By-Step User Guide
![Deity THEOS UHF receiver attaching antennae](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0895.MP4.13_14_05_03.Still001-1-1240x698.jpg)
Step #1
First, make sure your antennas are attached to the transmitter and receiver – the units will fail to pair without them.
Step #2
The antenna tip color corresponds to the specific frequency range it is designed to be used with. Here is a quick graphic explaining which selections to use.
For this tutorial we will be using frequencies in the 500 range, so all of our devices will be using red antennas.
![Deity THEOS UHF antennae options](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/THEOS_Scan-Pair.00_00_00_18.Still048-1240x698.jpg)
![Deity THEOS UHF transmitter pairing](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0887.MP4.13_00_34_02.Still001-1240x698.jpg)
Step #3
Next, open up the Frequency menu on your transmitters and standby to pair.
Step #4
In your receiver’s Frequency menu, select scan.
This will measure the spectrum in the selected range and automatically find the cleanest channels for your devices to be on.
![Deity THEOS UHF receiver scanning nearby frequencies](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0891.MP4.13_05_51_00.Still001-1240x698.jpg)
![Deity THEOS UHF receiver frequency ranges](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0889.MP4.13_02_46_14.Still001-1240x698.jpg)
Step #5
If your current range is crowded or the noise is too persistent, you can always change the frequency range altogether.
Step #6
Once the scan is complete, you’ll see the channels it has selected for you.
Press Yes to accept.
![Deity THEOS UHF receiver channel setting](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0891.MP4.13_05_46_13.Still002-1240x698.jpg)
![Deity THEOS UHF transmitter pairing](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0888.MP4.13_01_47_15.Still002-1240x698.jpg)
Step #7
On transmitter 1, press Pair. It will tell you if the pair was successful.
On transmitter 2, repeat this process.
Step #8
If you notice that range or dropouts are becoming an issue later in the shoot day, you can always change to a spare frequency that the receiver has saved that was also clean.
![Deity THEOS UHF receiver showing spare frequencies](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/THEOS_Scan-Pair.00_01_22_18.Still049-1240x698.jpg)
![Deity THEOS UHF receiver showing bad frequencies](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0893.MP4.13_09_02_17.Still001-1240x698.jpg)
Step #9
Remember, all of the frequency bands are available to you. If one is giving you trouble, try out another for the best results.
Step #10
If you’re shooting in a location where certain frequencies must be avoided, you can always manually change the frequency on the receiver.
The transmitter will follow this command.
![Deity THEOS UHF receiver manually changing frequency](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0890.MP4.13_04_20_23.Still001-1240x698.jpg)
![Deity THEOS UHF transmitter and receiver paired](https://deitymic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/114A0894.MP4.13_12_13_00.Still001-1240x698.jpg)
You’re Connected!
With that, you’re ready to jump in and get shooting.
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